In faraway Scotland, 1996, half-teenaged teenagers who were addicted to drugs and idle, promiscuous, and didn't know the meaning of life. Taking drugs, quitting drugs, failing, continuing to take drugs, committing crimes, taking risks, betrayal, buddies breaking up, someone dying in the middle, the hero's monologue runs through the whole movie, it's that kind of monologue that makes me think this kid is still a saved kid. Analyzing one's own children so clearly will not sink to death like this, right?
In the end, he took the right path, although he also betrayed his buddies. But I don't think he's wrong, maybe I'm selfish too?
This movie, however, reminds me of waiting for Godot. There are so many annoying repetitions, such as taking drugs with a needle, and the hero's incessant monologue, which is also very annoying. Sadly, this double upset made me finish watching this youth-related movie very seriously.
Suddenly a little doubtful, is youth without rebellion considered youth? Wouldn't it make people feel a little regretful to follow the rules and regulations of youth?
Although I can't do some rebellious things at the end of my youth to make up for my so many regrets, it's just that I often feel gorgeous and sentimental when watching such movies.
In the days when youth is about to end, I like these images related to youth more than before. Life is a gorgeous irony.
The irony will only stop when the soul also rests.
Maybe such a tangled life is life, right?
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